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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
28
A densely packed set of crossword clues covering animals people places and misc terms across many lengths with Greek letters, Latin roots and cultural references. Includes hints for puzzles with themes like islands Greek names and directions.
Midge the toy fox terrier at Rufus Simpson’s North Street home nearly swallowed a two inch needle with thread. The needle lodged near the larynx and Dr. T. F. Nugent performed an emergency procedure to remove it. The dog is recovering and the doctor predicts a successful outcome.
The text notes a gentle voice and aims to set future dietary plans, suggesting personal choices about nutrition and health. It implies contemplation rather than actions, with emphasis on upcoming changes rather than current habits.
Governor George Parks in New York described Alaska as a great national asset with vast natural wealth and potential to support a large population. He noted diverse climate, developing towns, early newspapers and schools, and emphasized transportation and roads as key to expansion. He argued Alaskans are settling permanently, loving the territory and seeking life beyond exploration.
Four men were injured when a car driven by Thomas R. Deremer and owned by Nicholas Yanudakes plunged 800 feet down a Green Ridge embankment in Cumberland Maryland. Injured include Manuel Correll and John Hagligs with fractures and Micha el Michales and Deremer with bruises and cuts. Deremer lodged in a tree and Correll was thrown from the vehicle. All were taken to Allegheny hospital.
The page presents a boys and girls crossword style puzzle with numbered across and down words. It provides a starter word and lists additional across and down clues including the shapes, body parts, bed terms, leadership roles, a sled, a boy’s name, and time periods.
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